GRIEVANCE
- The Department of Anatomy has been functioning since the inception of the medical college (2005).
- The Department has progressed with time and presently it has 1 Professor, 1 Associate Professor, 1 Assistant professor and 3 Tutors headed by Prof. Dr. S.Ezhilarasan
- The Department is equipped with Museum, Histology Laboratory, Photography room for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
- The Department is also involved in awareness for whole body donation in Theni district.
- The Department plays an important role in integrated learning with clinical side departments.
- The Department also motivates MBBS student to involve in various short term Research Projects
- The Department is recognized as an important centre for Plastination.
- Around 10 Research articles are published in national and international journals.
- Infrastructure is available for teaching and demonstration to medical and paramedical students.
- The Department conducting Workshop on Plastination for every year in Post Graduate students.
Major equipment’s available
- Deep freezer(-80°C)
- Deep freezer(-20°C)
- Refrigerator
- Hot air oven
- Electronic weighing Balance
- Microscopes
- Projector
- Meat cutter machine
Dept Email Id : anatomygtmc@gmail.com
Dept Contact number : 04546292905
Dr.S.Ezhilarasan M.S.,(Anatomy)
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS:
- Wax embedding technique- innovative and cost effective method of preservation of human cadaveric specimens . Ezhilarasan S, Muthuvel Vijayan K, Jeyanthi M Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology, October-December 2016;3(4);423-426
- Silicon plastination of a whole dissected body . Ezhilarasan S, Jeyanthi M Int J. Med Res Rev 2016;4(7)
- Polyester plastination of human cadaveric specimens. Ezhilarasan S, Jeyanthi M, Muthuvel Vijayan K Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology, January-March, 2017;4(1):26-29
- STUDY OF ANATOMICAL VARIATIONS OF MENTAL FORAMEN IN DRY ADULT HUMAN MANDIBLES AND ITS CLINICAL IMPORTANCE – IOSR JOURNAL OF DENTAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (IOSR JDMS) (SEP 2015) – VIMALA V, ROHINIDEVI M, MEKALA D
- MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF FORAMEN MAGNUM AND VARIATION IN ITS SHAPE IN DRIED HUMAN ADULT SKULLS - INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ANATOMY AND RESEARCH (AUGUST 2016) – ROHINIDEVI M, VIMALA V
- MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF FISSURE AND LOBES IN FETAL LUNGS – INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ANATOMY AND RESEARCH (FEB-2018) – VIMALA V, JAMUNA M, NIRMALADEVI M, AMUDHA G
- SUPRATROCHLEAR FORAMEN OF HUMERUS AND ITS CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE – A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY IN SOUTH INDIAN POPULATION – ANNALS OF INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL AND DENTAL RESEARCH, (VOL(2), ISSUE (5)), JANUARY 2019 – JAYAKUMAR V R, VIMALA V
- EFFECTIVENESS OF EARLY CLINICAL EXPOSURE IN FIRST MBBS STUDENTS – IOSR JOURNAL OF DENTAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (IOSR JDMS) (MARCH 2019) – DR.V.VIMALA, DR.MANIMEGALAI, DR.P A KUMAR
- MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF DISTANCE OF ORIGIN OF RENAL ARTERY FROM BIFURCATION OF ABDOMINAL AORTA FOR INTERENTIONAL PROCEDURES IOSR JOURNAL OF DENTAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (IOSR JDMS) (APRIL 2019) – DR. M.KAPIL DEV, DR. V.VIMALA
- POLY-PHENOLIC STUDY OF SOUTH-INDIAN NUTMEG (MYRISTICA FRAGRANS )USING GC-MS AND FTIR MUTHUVEL VIJAYAN KANAGASABAPATHY, NANDHAKUMAR PALRAJ, RAJASANKAR SRINIVASAGAM International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | July-Sept 2019 | Vol 11 | Issue 3
- Myristica Fragrans seeds alleviate motor behavioural changes in rotenone model of parkinsons disease MUTHUVEL VIJAYAN KANAGASABAPATHY, PRABHU KALIYAPERUMAL , RAJASANKAR SRINIVASAGAM International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Jul - Sep 2020 | Vol 12 | Issue 3
- Myristica Fragrans seeds extract mitigate non-motor behavioural deficits and oxidative stress in Rotenone model of Parkinson's disease. MUTHUVEL VIJAYAN KANAGASABAPATHY; RADHAKRISHNAN,SUMANA K., PRABHU; SRINIVASAGAM RAJASANKAR International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (09752366), 2021, Vol 13, Issue 1, p1116
- Aromatic spice Nutmeg attenuates memory deficits in Rotenone model of Parkinson's disease Muthuvel Vijayan K (1) , Prabhu K (2) , Rajasankar S Vol. 11 No. 4 (2020): Volume 11 Issue 4
- A Novel Portable, Economical Pump to Inject Embalming Fluid to Preserve Cadavers Muthuvel Vijayan Kanagasabapathy1, Ezhilarasan Sathurusangaravel
- J Evolution Med Dent Sci / eISSN - 2278-4802, pISSN - 2278-4748 / Vol. 10 / Issue 19 / May 10, 2021
Completed research works
- Museum technique of embedding the human cadaveric specimens using epoxy and polyester resin
- Morphology and morphometric study of umbilical cord and placenta along with its vascular pattern
- Silicone plastination of cadaveric specimens and silicone resin casting of hollow organs
- Polyester plastination of cadaveric specimens and silicone resin casting of hollow organs
Ongoing research works
- Epoxy plastination of cadaveric specimens and epoxy resin casting of hollow organs
- Observational study of coronary sinus
- Comparative study of plastination using isophthalic resin and wax embedding of parenchymal organs
- Plastination of cadaveric specimens using polyvinyl butyral resin and colouring pigments
- Epoxy resin casting of silicone platinated specimens
- Sheet plastination of cadaveric specimens using polyester and epoxy resin
Research publications
CME / CONFERENCES / ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
- Hands on workshop on plastination – Plasticon’2023
- Cadaveric workshop integrated workshop with Anesthesia 2023
- Renacon 2019
- CME on facial nerve 2010
AWARDS / ACHIEVEMENTS – STUDENTS / FACULTIES
- Prof. Dr.S.Ezhilarsan was awarded with Best teachers award 2022 and 2013 from The Tamilnadu Dr.MGR.Medical university.
- First ever plastination museum was setup in the Department.
- Prof. Dr.S.Ezhilarsan was the Chief speaker and guest of honor - National workshop on Wax embedding technique 2009
- Active participation of UG and PG students in various state and national conferences every year.